It costs 5 XP to add a battalion to a division regardless if it is the same or new regiment.
In turn, each combat regiment is composed of up to five battalions. The template a division uses can be changed at any time by selecting the unit helmet, tank or other unit symbol icon in the Unit Details screen when that division's template is open and choosing any of the templates available there.Įach division consists of up to five combat regiments and five support companies. Such consolidation can be extremely useful for a country low on manpower or equipment that needs to field adequately sized divisions. It may be prudent to upgrade units one at a time.ĭivisions can not be divided into smaller game units, but with Waking the Tiger, it is possible to merge understrength divisions of the same template in the Army window using the Consolidation button if the selected divisions are independent of any army command. It is wise to have any needed manpower and equipment ready in the national stockpile before changing the template of a division that may be expected to face combat in the near future.
When a template is changed, all divisions that are based on that template immediately place orders for additional needed manpower and equipment and return any manpower or equipment that is now surplus to the national stockpile. Land experience is not charged until the changes are saved using the Save button on which the total cost is also shown, so players can experiment and analyze the results of changes before making a decision.
These templates may be modified by the player, or new templates created by either using the Duplicate button to make a duplicate of a template, giving it a name different from existing templates, and then making modifications to a template as described below, or by selecting the name and pressing "Create Empty". If you spot a mistake then you are welcome to fix it.Įach country starts with one or more division templates that may be used to order recruiting and deployment of new land units.
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